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ct-9946	Burns, Teresa 	Reproductive effects of equine endocrine disease	2019	6	.pdf	application/pdf	4187	156	37	Therefore, whereas mares with PPID may cycle regularly (indeed, they may be more likely to cycle for a greater part of the year than normal mares; pharmacologic inhibition of dopaminergic neurotransmission resulted in increased follicular development and plasma estrogen and prolactin concentrations in mares),31 effective treatment for PPID in the form of dopaminergic agonists may adversely affect cyclicity. Body condition score and percentage body fat were reported to be inversely correlated to systemic insulin sensitivity and directly (positively) correlated to blood expression levels of IL1 and TNFα in mares;2 these changes were more prominent in older animals, suggesting a relationship between age-related systemic insulin resistance (IR) and age-related decline in fertility in mares.	cache/ct-9946.pdf	txt/ct-9946.txt